This is a world of cards, where a cardholder’s strength is closely tied to their cards.
Powerful card masters can overturn rivers and seas with a wave of their hands, or split the earth and shatter the sky with a word…
When Zhong Xiaofan discovers that he has transmigrated to a place called Blue Star, he realizes he has awakened a special talent: the Eye of Insight. It lets him see what his cards are thinking. And so, in this wondrous otherworld…
Come on, guys! WarGreymon is such a chuuni…
My Goblin has started a life simulator and is trying to win over the Elven Queen…
The humanoid pet I summoned is actually a fallen Immortal Emperor, who spends every day trying to trick his Host into rebuilding his body…
On top of that, Zhong Xiaofan has seen the corpse holding the sacred flame, the ascetic; the Three Burials, who buries heaven, earth, and all living beings, and says, “The Buddha is not merciful”; Mi Long, from Star Pilgrimage’s legendary second sword; and the Hades who endured a hundred thousand years of loneliness.
Maybe it's because I'm listening to the book, but I feel pretty good about it. I'm especially interested in the fact that the protagonist is not the strongest at the same level visually. After all, I've seen some invincibles, some weaklings pretending to be cool, and only a few mediocre ordinary geniuses.